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Brussels Airlines now serving all its destinations

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Almost a month since the 22 March terrorist attacks the biggest operator out of Zaventem Airport, near Brussels is now operating at 80% of its normal capacity. All the airline’s destinations are now served again, albeit with a reduced number of flights in some cases. Brussels Airlines says that it is too early to say what the financial consequences will be of the attacks and subsequent temporary closure of Zavemtem Airport.

However, the airline still aims for a growth in passenger numbers this year.

Brussels Airlines that is based at Zaventem was the first airline that was allowed to return to the bomb-damaged airport. On Sunday 3 April, Brussels Airline’s first passenger flights since the attack landed at Zaventem.

Brussels Airline’s Geert Sciot told journalists that “We have since been gradually increasing the number of flights as more slots became available”.

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This post was published on 22 April 2016 05:53

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